CT hospital bailout. Boerne medical park build. Lenexa hospital‑MOB open. Charlotte innovation district on track. Here’s what’s impactful this week.

Virginia MOB portfolio sold. NJ single-asset trade. Senior housing financing hits $1.13B. If it matters in medical CRE, it happened this week.

Lots of noise in medical CRE right now. Market intelligence helps you focus on what actually matters before committing to a deal.

Feeling good about a deal doesn’t make it perform. Here’s why medical real estate underwriting depends on clear, tested market intelligence.

Cap rate looks good? Dig deeper. In medical real estate, tenant risk and service line health are what make or break the deal.

Brokers bring momentum. Market intelligence brings clarity. Here’s why your numbers better hold up when it’s time to close.

Chasing price? In medical real estate, it’s the valuation that tells the real story. Here’s why that matters more than ever right now.

Charlotte Summit vibes. Senior living data drops. BOMA reuse insights. These are the under‑the‑radar drivers shaping medical CRE this week.

Chicago MOB sale. Maplewood trade. HUD loans in senior housing. Cape Coral memory care bids. Quiet week but strong signals in medical CRE.

Physician-owned medical buildings still deliver value. Here’s why these quiet performers deserve more attention in today’s market.

Brookdale gains, cap rates tighten, and mid-market models rise—senior living is stronger than you think. Here’s what’s happening this week.

Valuations are off. TI costs, deferred maintenance, and tenant credit are skewing medical CRE appraisals. Here’s what we’re seeing.

Healthcare lenders aren’t just reviewing rent rolls. They’re asking smarter questions—and funding the deals with the clearest answers.

Deals are dragging. Permits, buildouts, and licensing are slower across the board. If you’re not planning for that, you’re already behind.

Connecticut hospitals get bailout cash. UK strike drives costs up. REIT sale-leaseback rules are tightening. Medical real estate is shifting.

Hospital campuses, MOB conversions, and behavioral health deals made headlines in this week’s medical real estate news recap.

Everything looks good—until the facility report drops. Deferred maintenance is quietly killing deals. Don’t overlook it.

Operators are revisiting lease to own models as a way to secure space while managing financing and long-term growth.

The rent isn’t the problem. It’s the structure. Clean lease terms are what’s getting deals done in medical real estate right now.

The best medical spaces are going fast. Landlords want speed and certainty. If you’re not ready to move, you’re going to miss.